Good morning! We have decided to shift the session today fully on Zoom instead 😬 Apologies to those who have been looking forward to coming down.

We will send the Zoom link later!

See you at 7.30PM 😊

Here’s the Zoom link for today's session! See yall!

Join Zoom Meeting
https://nus-sg.zoom.us/j/81305560792?pwd=UDQ2aXVnTnUzNVVFRm9UclUraVdDZz09

Meeting ID: 813 0556 0792
Passcode: 100126

How do we know when to trust someone’s judgement?🤔How do we know whether we are seeking the truth? Want to know more?
👉 Join us for a sutta sharing and discussion on the Kalama Sutta.🙏

Feel free to read it up on your own prior to the session: https://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/an/an03/an03.065.than.html

Hello just a quick update for tomorrow’s session: it’ll be fully online on Zoom as well.
The Zoom link will be sent here before the session.

Once again, we apologise for the changes. 🙏

See you at 7.30PM 😌

Here’s the Zoom link for today's session! See yall!

Join Zoom Meeting
https://nus-sg.zoom.us/j/81305560792?pwd=UDQ2aXVnTnUzNVVFRm9UclUraVdDZz09

Meeting ID: 813 0556 0792
Passcode: 100126

In Buddhism, there has been a long-standing tradition of laymen giving alms to monks. In Thailand, for example, Buddhist monks go on a daily alms round to collect food. In Singapore, laymen donate into donation boxes in temples. However, most of us might not know exactly why we are doing this. Is it a form of tradition? Or is it as a path of practice formulated by the Buddha for lay people?

We are happy to invite everyone to join NTU BS’ upcoming Dharma Talk: Why give alms?Aside from sharing by their members, Sis. Sylvia Bay will be the special guest speaker for the event. She holds a BA (Hons) in Buddhist Studies from the Buddhist & Pali University of Sri Lanka, and was a lecturer with her alma mater. In 2013, she published her first book “Between The Lines: An Analytical Appreciation of The Buddha’s Life”.

Details of the events:

Dharma Talk: Why Give Alms?
Venue: Online via Zoom
Date: Fri, 22 Oct 2021
Time: 7-9.30pm
Registration link: https://forms.office.com/r/vtFW8rpGkV

Alongside this event, NTUBS is hosting one of their biggest Dana campaigns: Giving from the Heart. The event aims to give everyone an opportunity to express their respect to the Triple Gem, especially the Sangha, and to practice their generosity in the form of giving alms (dana).

The details of the Dana Campaign are as follows:
1. The campaign will last from 16 Oct - 25 Oct.
2. For every $1 donated, NTUBS will also donate $1 to the Sangha community.
3. The alms collected will be donated to Wat Ananda Metyarama Thai Buddhist Temple once the campaign ends.
4. Please see further instructions in the attached pic!

We hope to see you in the event! 🤗

With Metta🙏

Please note that you will be directed to a third-party email/platform, which is not owned or maintained by NUS and/or NUS Buddhist Society. You are encouraged to independently examine the Data Protection Declaration from NTUBS closely before proceeding to share your personal data. NUS and/or NUS Buddhist Society is not liable for the collection, use and disclosure of the data you are sharing with NTUBS directly.

🧘🏻‍♂️ INTRODUCTION TO MEDITATION By Phra Goh Chun Kiang 🧘🏻‍♀️

Join us on 22 Oct Fri and 28 Oct Thurs 7:30pm SGT onwards. See you this evening! 😊

No registration is required, attend via this Zoom link:
Bit.ly/AniccaDukkhaAnatta

Here's the playlist for Phra Goh's sessions, including the past 2 classes if you've missed them. (:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMcX3o1Lxbyosp-O9UW9Ne-2Yj-5IWwEd

Join us as we learn more about the origins of Buddhism through a cute movie session! Bring along🍿 too if you wish! 😊

26 October 2021, Tuesday, Zoom (link will be sent in telegram channel.)

Link to relevant groups/channels in our bio!

Here’s the Zoom link for today's session! See yall!

Join Zoom Meeting
https://nus-sg.zoom.us/j/81305560792?pwd=UDQ2aXVnTnUzNVVFRm9UclUraVdDZz09

Meeting ID: 813 0556 0792
Passcode: 100126

Sem 1 is coming to an end! 🎉 Come join us on our last Dharma session to consolidate what was discussed and learnt during the Sem! It will be held next Tuesday, 2 November, 7:30-8:30pm. See you guys! 😊 (link will be sent here, do keep a look out!)

Here’s the Zoom link for our last session this semester!! See you at 7.30PM ☺️

Join Zoom Meeting
https://nus-sg.zoom.us/j/81305560792?pwd=UDQ2aXVnTnUzNVVFRm9UclUraVdDZz09

Meeting ID: 813 0556 0792
Passcode: 100126

Thanks guys for being with us through Sem 1 🥳🥳 To make Sem 2 even better, pls fill up the End of Sem 1 Feedback form to share ur thoughts about our sessions so far 😊 , even if you have not attended our sessions!

https://forms.gle/thFieRWRk8FExeB79

Practising Kindness in a Hectic World
by Venerable Sangye Khadro
13 November 2021 (Sat)
10am - 11.30am

In our rush to get things done in a fast-paced world, do we sometimes forget to practise kindness? His Holiness the Dalai Lama said, “Be kind whenever possible. It is always possible.” On World Kindness Day, Venerable Sangye Khadro will give practical advice, drawn from the ancient wisdom of Buddhism, on how we can be kind to ourselves and to others in our hectic lives. Please invite your family members and friends to this event. Together, we can make the world a kinder place!

Join Zoom meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89484146755

About Venerable Sangye Khadro
Venerable Sangye Khadro was resident teacher at the Amitabha Buddhist Centre for 11 years (1989 - 2000). Since then, she has taught at other FPMT centres and also followed the Masters Program at Lama Tsong Khapa Institute, Italy, which she completed in 2013. Ordained in 1974, Venerable Khadro is a student of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Lama Thubten Yeshe and Lama Zopa Rinpoche, among other illustrious masters. She is the author of the best-selling How to Meditate, as well as Awakening the Kind Heart, and more recently, co-authored with Lama Zopa Rinpoche Wholesome Fear: Transforming Your Anxiety About Impermanence and Death. (All three titles are published by Wisdom Publications under her lay name, Kathleen McDonald.)

Another World Day to celebrate. 😄Ven Sangye Khadro used to be invited to NUSBS events and talks in the past batches 😄

PS: Please note that you will be directed to a third-party email/platform, which is not owned or maintained by NUS and/or NUS Buddhist Society. You are encouraged to independently examine the Data Protection Declaration closely before proceeding to share your personal data. NUS and/or NUS Buddhist Society is not liable for the collection, use and disclosure of the data you are sharing with the third party directly.

*Creating Peace in a Chaotic World*
by Venerable Sangye Khadro
Saturdays, 20 Nov to 11 Dec 2021
10am - 11.30am

These are challenging and uncertain times. We may feel anxious and disturbed when faced with the upheavals and suffering we see around us. How can we find inner peace and tranquillity while still engaging with the world to help make it a better place? Venerable Sangye Khadro will give a series of four teachings on how, through the cultivation of loving kindness, compassion and wisdom, we can create peace in a chaotic world.

Ven. Sangye Khadro is a senior FPMT teacher and former resident teacher at ABC for 11 years (1989 – 2000). She is also a best-selling author under her lay name, Kathleen McDonald.

*Join Zoom meeting*: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87601766626

PS: Please note that you will be directed to a third-party email/platform, which is not owned or maintained by NUS and/or NUS Buddhist Society. You are encouraged to independently examine the Data Protection Declaration closely before proceeding to share your personal data. NUS and/or NUS Buddhist Society is not liable for the collection, use and disclosure of the data you are sharing with the third party directly.